Lindsay Burgess

In his short documentary The Tournament, produced by the National Film Board of Canada’s North West Studio, director Sam Vint captures the emotion and excitement of a youth sledge hockey tournament...

Poutine is sacred in Montreal.

Lindsay Burgess has made the 2018 CBC Nonfiction Prize longlist for Trigger.

We define ourselves in restaurants, so when they close, grief is natural—yes, all five stages. Here's how to move forward, according to psychologists.

For many chefs, having an allergy or intolerance is an advantage when dealing with guests with restrictions.

As artistic and executive director of Montreal’s Segal Centre for Performing Arts, Lisa Rubin uses her instincts and encyclopedic theatre knowledge to plan incredible programming.

As demand outstrips capacity, many of the new outfits are expanding beyond the British capital and, in one case, even to North America

At Baro, the employee retention rate is two-and-a-half times the industry average.

A new year-long exhibition for all ages at Pointe-à-Callière Museum celebrates the cabinet of curiosities.

Content creation for dynamic content page: neighbourhood guides, feature story, infographic, short-form content (tips for finding a broker, guide to real estate team).

Around the turn of the 20th century, Nobel Prize-winning scientist Paul Ehrlich coined the medical use of the phrase “magic bullet.” He was referring to a type of medical treatment that did not yet exist: one that could find a specific target in the body — like a tumour, for example — and deliver a precise therapeutic dosage to kill or contain a disease without harming healthy cells.

Nova Scotia's wines, which some say rival Champagne, didn’t always hold such an esteemed reputation in the wine community

Around the globe, women are becoming better represented on corporate boards. The numbers in Canada are lagging.